The Daily Courier from San Bernardino, California • Page 3

LOCAL BREVITIES. Stoughton Whitcomb sell hardware, tores and tinware. 1Z luira street 8toaghton Whitcomb sell gasoline at 1.10 par ca.ii- Mhrel. Third street, near F. wants all the second-hand goods you have.

8-ltf For choice Pig's Feet go to Haniman. Bay voar cigais and tobaccos at Wolf-sohn AMigel's, and get ticket lor prize. The largest 6tock of second-hand goods can be found at Shafer Secondhand Store, Third between and D. Christian Healing T. A.

Moody, No. 80 street, between Fourth and Fifth.13 Call at the M. 0. Cutter Whiskey at the Annex. Brinj? your eggs to Charlie Scott.

Free billiards at Southern Hotel bar. CaQ at the M. A 0. Full weight butter at Charlie Scott's. Billi wdi for drinks at Southern Hotel bar.

fce-coM Anheuser Beer on draught at the Peerless. Tobacco and cigars of finest kinds at the Annex. Tiie finest brands of "cigars at the Annex. Go to the Gambrinus II all for a good game of pool. Mixed drinks and Anheuser Beer at the Peerless.

Mellwood whisky of '81 at Southern Hotel bar. Cream cheese, superfine, at the Arion Hall, Court street. Call at the M.10. The celebrated Mexican cigars kept at Wolfsohn Migel's. For John Weiland beer go to the Gambrinus hall, next to Turners'.

Everybody made welcome at the Gambrinus hall, next to the Turners'. The largest beer hall in the city is the Gambrinus, street, south of Third. John Weiland beer always on draught at the Gambrinus hall, street, south of Third. Fancy and mixed drinks, and ice-cold Anheuser Beer at the Peerless Saloon and Club Rooms. First-class in every respect.

Go to Shafer Second-hand Store for Matting and Window Shadee, and all kinds of Upholstered Goods. Imported Swiss cheese, very delicious piga-feet, raost precious cream cheese tip-top; Franfurter sausage, of best stock, just arrived at the Arion Hall. Court street, between and E. Shafer Bros, buy and sell all kinds of second-hand goods, such as Household Goods, Watches, Clocks, Revolvers, Buggies, Wagons, Carts, Buckboards, and all kinds of Farming Implements. One of the cheapest places in this city to get a good meal is at P.

B. O'Riley's. Meals 15 cents and upwards. Remember the place, Independent Restaurant, Court street. 7 27 tf You can have a chance in a gold watch by buying 25 cents worth of cigars or tobacco at Wolfsohn Migel's.

Buy second-hand goods of all kinds of Migel, Third street, near F. 8-1-tf The best values in shoes in the county, at Colson's. 3-12tf Wilbur Chandler, men's furnishers, have the celebrated Gayer hat. Stewart Hotel block. The Fountain Lunch Counter is open again.

Meals will be served at all hours. Everything new and clean. Give me a call. AL. RITTER, 8-16w2 Proprietor.

Special Kotlc. All persons who received monthly statements or bills on the 1st of this month, or knowing themselves indebted to me, will do me a favor by calling and paying at once or by sending the amount of the bill. 8-17wl. G- T. Switzeb.

San Bernardino Academy and Business College Thorough preparation for college and for business. Graduates of the Academy admitted to the State University without examination. Term opens September 1, 1800. 8-1 ml D. B.

Stcbgks, Principal, Tor Exchange A new Petaluma incubator of 300-egg rapacity, with three brooders and a complete outfit, in exchange for a Jersey cow or a one-horse wagon and harness. Address W. P. Messina, Calif. jyl3 REMOVAL SALE.

Oa or about September 1st WE WILL REMOVE To the room formerly occupied by the San Bernardino Company, opposite the Stewart Hotel. In order to REDUCE OUR STOCK Before moving we offer our entire line of books, stationery, toys, fancy goods, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 8-14dw Barnnm Leonard. Booms for Bent. Nicely-furnished front', rooms at the Palace Hotel, Colton.

Terms very moderate by the day, week or month. The house has just been renovated throughout and has all the conveniences of a first-class house. j28tf Brotherhood of Carpenterr and Joiners or America. Local Union N. 86 meets at Wixom's hall on Wednesday evening of each week at 7 :30 o'cock.

Georgk Cowdrey. A. II. Reid. Secretary, Box 275.

President. Notice. CO. Baddington is not with the Times-Index, but is with the San Bernardino Courier, the paper that has the largest circulation cf any paper in the county, and is very liberal with its patrons. All advertising, job-work, intrusted to me, will be done with neatness and dis-j2ch.

C. O. Budoington. Bo, for the Mountain On and after July Is, 1890, passenger stages will leave Ham store on Third street, an Bernardino city, on afternoons of Tuesdays, and Saturdays for head of Deyil canyon. Saw Pit canyon, Job's Peak, "eeley's Flat, Box and Tray Company's mill, Somers' mill and points near the above places.

Returning Mondays and Wednesdays. Meals for passengers can be bad at the JIalf-way House in Devil canyon. For particulars apply at Ham store to James J. Doyle, or at M. F.

Crop-ley's livery stable. 2m Kneonragement for the Veeble, So long as the failing embers of vitality are capable of being rekindled into a warm and genial glow, jnit so long there is hope for the wesk and emaciated invalid. Let him not, therefore, despond, bat derive encouragement from this and the other farther fact that there a a restorative most potent In renewing the dilapidated powers of a broken-down system. Yes. thanks to its unexampled tonic virtues, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is daily reviving strength in the bodies and hope in the minds of the feeble and nervous.

Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition of flesh and color, are blessings attendant upon the reparative processes which this priceless invigorant speedily initiates and carries to a successful conclusion. Digestion is restored the blood fertilised, and sustenance afforded to each life-sustaining organ by the Bitters, which Is Inoffensive even to the feminine palate, vegetable in composition and thoroughly safe. Use It, and regain ylgor. New potatoes at Charlie Scott's. Board of Trustees.

The Board of Trustees met last even ing in the City Hall. Present, Trustees Leeher, Lightfoot and Mee Clerk Harris, Engineer Finkle, Stieet Superin tendent Bright, Attorney Brown by William Gird. In the absence of President Newburg, Trustee Lesher was elected chairman pro tern. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. This being the evening for opening of bids for city printing, the following bids were opened Flagg Walker, job work for ensuing year, 158 Abbott Ducoe.

Times-Index Company, $198. cor city advertising the Times-Index Company bid 25 cents per square for first insertion and 23 cents per square for eacn suDsequent insertion Kan Hernar-dino Publishing Company bid 35 cents per square for first insertion, and 20 cents per square for each subsequent insertion. Trustee Lightfoot moved- that the i awarding of the bid lor city advertising be laid over until the next regular meeting. Seconded by Trustee Mee and carried. Trustee Mee moved that the contract be awarded to Flagg Walker.

Seconded by Trustee Lightfoot and carried. The following resolutions were adopted unanimously Whereas, This city was visited by 'a dangereus fire on Friday, August 15th, which came very near destroying a large portion of the business center of the city, and. Whereas, Only for the prompt and effective work of the excellent fire department was the fire confined to the block in which it originated; therefore be it Resolved, That this Board hereby extends to the fire department of. the city San Bernardino its sincere thanks for striving so nobly and successfully to save the property of the city, endangering their lives to prevent the' spread of the flames; and be it farther Rtiolred, That this Board reposes the utmost confidence in the fire department, as it has proved in a highly satisfactory manner its efficiency when needed, and 'developed a training and proficiency nnexpect ed and deserves the thanks of the entire city, which will always feel that its property is safe while protected by such a fire department; and be it further Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the chief of the fire department, to the city papers for publication and to be engrossed in full upon the minutes of this Board. San Bernardino, August 19, 1890.

A communication regarding the differ ent kinds of macadam was received from 'Mr. Knight of South Riverside, setting forth the advantages of his porphyry, rock over all other kinds of macadam. On motion the communication was submitted to the superintendent of water works. Chairman Lesher reported on behalf of the committee appointed for the location of the pavilion in the park, that they had decided to locate the pavilion in the center of the south side of the park, the front facing the center of the park and the rear resting on the alley. Chairman Lesher stated that there had been some complaint in regard to the bridge on Fourth street, and he believed that the matter had better be referred to the engineer and Street Superintendent to report next meeting.

Engineer Finkle reported on bids for the iron columns for the reservoir, that he had the following bid from Baker Iron Works: 18 columns, eight feet long, six inches in diameter and three-quarter inch metal for $315; Fosmer Iron Works, same for $250; Ur ion Iron Works, same for $150. Engineer Finkle reported as follows on the progress of the water works: Since the last meeting they bad laid 2,000 additional feet of the conduit, completing itj from I street to Mt. Vernon avenue. About 20 feet had been paved on the east side of the north chamber of the reservoir. The mains had been laid on and portions of street The engineer was instructed to furnish plans for the roof of the reservoir.

There being no further business the Board aajeurned until next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. Bedford's dental office will be closed until Monday, August 25th. 8-19t5 SHORT LOCALS. C.

F. Roe, Insurance Agent. The El Dorado is the cheapest dry goods house in Southern California. Work was commenced at the park yesterday in clearing up for the foundation for the pavilion. There will be a special communication of Phcenix -Lodge, No.

178, F. and A. M.f to-night for work in the second degree. Professor Lockard presented this office yesterday with a box of delicious peaches, grown on his ranch orth of the city. Four drunks were arrested yesterday by Officer Moesser.

They will probably be put to work in the park to-day by Street Superintendent Bright. Let all members of Arrowhead Parlor be in attendance at the meetinc thin evening, as considerable business is to be transacted in regard to the celebra tion at San Francisco. On the fourth page is the decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission in the cae of the Board of Trade of San Bernardino vs. Santa Fe Company et which will prove highly interesting reading to our citizens. Yesterday the case of J.

M. Forquar vs. C. O. Barker et al.

was commenced in the Superior Court and will come up Friday before Judge Campbell. It is a case concerning the right to certain water in the vicinity of Banning, appropriated by the Banning Land and Water Company, and which is 'now ctaimed by Forquar, who was ejected last week by men of the Banning Company. Lassie Longmir, a popular and well-known young lady of Highland, died at her home at that place yesterday morning, at 6 o'clock, from typhoid fever with which she was stricken about one month ago. She was a native of this valley and had many warm friends who will be deeply pained to learn of her death. The funeral will take place this morning at 9 o'clock, from the Highland Church.

A farewell party was tendered Miss Ida Bennett at the residence of Mrs. Benry Goodcell, on Monday night. Miss Bennett leaves to-morrow morning for San Francisco and other places in the Prt of th State, where he will visit friends until September 16th when she leaves for Siam, where she goes on issionary work. The Younsr People's Society of Christian Endeavor of which she was a member, presented eatifal fcrop and the pupils of Riley school gaye her a handsome ring as remembrances of the esteem in which she is held. "The Prince and the Pauper." "The Prince and the Pauper" will be seen at the Opera House Tuesday, August 26th.

This play, new to our theater-goer, made a great success in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and San Francisco, where it had extended engagements. The cast of the THE DAILY COURIER, SAN; BERNARDINO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1890. liay contains a cnuu part, wnicti is played by the famous Elsie Leslie, wiuie me otlier characters of the play are in able hands. The staging and costumes will be handsome and appropriate, and our theater-goeis may be assured of a first-class rendition of this splendid play taken from Mark Twain's story. This engagement is under the direction of Daniel Frobman and Al Mayman, hich is a guarantee of ex cellence.

The production therefore promises to be important and dignified in all respects. The sale of seats commences this morning. THIS N. S. O.

IT. Their Bates by Steamer Open -to All. The committee on the ninth of Sep tember celebration of the Native Sons of this city are pleased to announce to their friends that the rates given to the Native Ssns are also open to the public, as shown by the following: San Frasciso, August 19, 1890. J. II.

Lightfoot Rate by steamer SI 8 round trip; open to public. II II. Chamberlain. Mr. Chamberlain is chairman of the Joint Committee of Arrangements, and has been working on the railroad and steamship company for several days, with the above result on the steamship company.

The Santa 'Rosa will sail on September 3d from San Pedro, the Pomona on September 1st, and the City of Mexico on September 5th. People attending the celebration should go on September 3d at the latest, as the grand display of fireworks takes place on the night of September 6th. The subscription committee have collected about $300 and will probably need about $150 more. It is quite likely that Riverside band will accompany the parlor, as they think the city of Riverside will raise money enough to send them. Mr.

Henry Jackson, the Calico representative, states that the Native Sons of the Golden West have carried the desert by a large majority and he will bring a fine exhibit from over the mountain, be-sided considerable money. All those who wish to go must make their intention known before August 25th, so arrangements can le made for their accommodations on the steamer. Cut out the slip in the Courier and send it in at once. PERSONALS. George B.

Stebbins, the electrician of Los Augeles, is in the city. F. II. Melendez, a prominent railroad of Los Angeles, is in the city. Miss I sol a Smith came up from Santa Monica yesterday on a short visit.

II. Davenport, agent of the Union Pacific road at Loa Angeles, was here yesterday. Fernando Tavares left yesterday for Boston, which place he will make his future home. Mr. B.

Howard and wife left yesterday for GrinnelT, Iowa, on a three month's visif with relatives and friends. F. F. Oster and Ed Muleahy returned from a trip to Calico and other points on Monday night's delayed overland. Williamson Dunn, general agent of the Santa Fe at Los Angeles, accompanied by his wife, was in the city yesterday.

Joseph P. Steiner, of the firm of Lemcke, Steiner A Co. of San Francisco, is in the city looking up the fruit business. Dr. Fleming has gone to San Francisco where he will spend bis vacation, expecting to remain there for the next month.

Harrv L. Roff and Clark Porter of San Fruncisco, insurance adjusters, arrived here last evening, called here by the recent fire. Hotel Arrivals. ST. CHARLES.

F. Guer.ther, S. W. Little, II. R.

Trice, O. B. Fuller, M. L. Seymour, D.

W. Norris, J. B. Brown, Los Angeles; Ed Muleahy, Mrs. Root.

McCuiston, Calico; T. S. Roberts, Riverside; F. McKae, Holcomb; Arthur Webster, San Jacinto; W. II.

II in ton, Jas. Palmer, Elsinore; B. Hays, San Jacinto; Wm. Giddings, Pasadena W. C.

Trask, OrD Grande J. C. Dickson, Sierra Hadre; II. W. Ensign.

Ontario; H. T. Knight, South Riverside. SOUTHERN. R.

Frederick, Vienna; Henry Beaver, Robert Dixon, San Diego; A. J. Fleming, Webroras Gofee, John Roman, Ed Stiles, Los Angeles; C. R. Cook, Riverside; William fcLaeken, Santa Monica; William Haley and son, Hesperia; R.

II. Thompson, Escondido; J. II. Jones, Murietta; J. W.

Skinner and wife. Mill Creek; O. C. Seim, Wallingford, Iowa J. D.

McFarland, Pasadena; John A. Fritz, San Francisco G. II. Barnes, Calico; F.J. Stefan, Redbank, N.

P. Dunlap, Barstow. Oh! what is the use of cooking at home, when you can get a nice French dinner at the French-American. Take your family on Sunday. OJlEip jgOUSE WYATT CONANT, LESSEES AND MANAGERS.

F. W. CONANT, BUSINESS MANAGER. ONE SIGHT ONLY) TUESDAY, AUGUST 26th: Daniel Frohmau's Production of it ABK TWAIN'S THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER Interpreted by KLSIK LESLIE, And a competent Dramatic Company. Tour under the direction of Mr.

Al Herman, PRICES: Boxes a)i5 oo First three rows of Dress Circle ISO Parquet and balance of Dress Circle 1 OO Balcony 50 Excursions will be run from Riverside, Colton, Kedlands and surrounding towns. SECURE YOUR SEATS AT GNCE Southern California Soap Co. SAN BERNARDINO, -M ANCPACTCBKSS OP- Potash, Soda and Agricultural Tor Family, Laundry, Fsrmers' and Dairymen's Use. PERrUMKRT, COSMETICS. Medicated and Toilet Soaps A SPECIALTY.

Bole manufacturers of the famous Grape Castile and Chlorldlns Soaps. Offio and WttU. Btoni Wt 1 aad F) AUMIS9IU5 DAY CARD. -Si 1 00 I 3 3 I i as. 3 2 2 Fares By rail from San Bernardino to ban rancisco and return $22 35 By steamer from San Bernardino to ban rancisco and return.

21 40 Berths and meals not included by rail. Tickets good for 10 days, and must leave this city on September 5th. steamer tickets eood for 20 uavs. from September 1st to September 20th, meals and berths included. Always on top the French-American was the first to place fresh quail on their tables since the season opened.

Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, in large variety, at Livingstons'. Carpets. Mattings. Linoleums and Up holstering a specialty at E. J.

Leed, 404 street. Don't throw your goods away. Migel, in the Van Dorin block. Third street, near will give you good prices for them. 8-ltf MEN'S Russet Calf, Bals and Congress, all sizes in D.

and EE lasts, reduced from $5 to Oxford Ties of same reduced from $4 to S3. Call at once while we have a line of sizes. POPULAR SHOE STORE. ROBERT KfLLEFEB CO, THIRD 8TSSST. 8tswart HeWl BDc.

BASE-LINE STORE. PULL LINE 07 STAPLE PANCT GBOCEBIES GRAIN AND MILL FEED CONSTANTLY OX HAND. Orders promptly and carefully delivered and reasonable prices guaranteed. 8. 1.

OBOW, Towne's Drug Store (OPEN ALL NIGHT). A Strictly First-class Pharmacy. Headquarters for a majority of the leading physicians of the city, any calls for whom will receive our prompt and zealous attention. Only goods of the most reliable manufacture used in the dispensing of prescriptions. Remember the fact that we are Open for Bisluss Boti light tad Diy.

-Your Patronage Solicited: Townes Drug Store, (OPEN ALL hlGHT), 406 Third Street MILL'S EXTRA FAMILYV 11 as STOCKTON MILUmSCO STOCKTON. CAUF0R1NA. Vswaelaoo Ottoev 1 -J Vs to aaff I Sia OaHftmla Street (J) WONDERFUL THIS COMING" WEEK. It will pay ladies requiring anything in the line of Fine French Sateens, Outing Flannels and Challies to visit this important department of our Great Dry Goods Establishment this week, for, in connection with the extremely low prices prevailing throughout our stock, the following lots of seasonable goods will be on sale Tins Week Oxly 5,000 Yards of Genuine French Sateens formerly 50 cents, at 25 cents 5,000 Yards of Genuine Outing Flannels, formerly 20 cents, at IO cents 5,000 Yards of Fine Flannels, formerly Be Sure to Attend BIGGEST BARGAINS offered this season. LIVINGSTON CO.

Importers of Sole agents for THOMPSON'S HOT WEATHER Refrigerators. lee Boxes. Ice-cream Freezers. Ice Picks. JLemon Squeezers.

Shakers. "Water Coolers. Fly Screening. Fly Traps. Canteens.

Gasoline Stoves. Camp Stoves. Camp Kettles. Dutch Ovens. Tramp Stoves.

Camp Outfits. Oil Stoves. Etc. Etc. Etc.

MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE. JAS. G. BDET, GEO. M.

CDOLEY, Also a full line of Horse-Shoes, Blacksmith Coal, Steel of all kinds, Buckley Mowers, Taylor Rakes, John Deere Steel Plows, South Bend Chilled Plows of all sizes and kinds. A full line ot Repairs for all plows and machinery parried in stock. Gas and Water Pipes imported direct from Eastern mills, by carloads. A full line of Plumbing Goods of all kinds carried in stock, including Sewer and Terra Cotta Chimney Pipes. Sanitary Plumbing a Specialty.

It is not necessary for me to say my plumbing cannot be excelled, as there is lots of it in this city to speak for itself. 163 and 165 Third Street, J. W. WATERS, Real Estate and Loan Broker. LARGE TRACTS ORANGE LAND Specialty.

ROOM 3, STEWART HOTEL San Bernardino, KLUSS THODE, CORNER OF FIRST AND STREETS, SAN BERNARDINO. Ate the Bole Agents for San Bernardino County for the -eiebrated JOHN WIELAND LAGER BEER. The finest beer brewed on the Pacific Coast and eeond to none in the woild. EVERYBODY DRINKS WIELAND BEER. We have the largest and best ice house in the city and sell none bnt ICE COLD BEER, both in KEGS AND BOTTLES, which we deliver to any part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.

9Special rates to retail dealers.03f Remember the place: Corner of First and Streets. San Bernardino, Cal. KTjTTSS THODE. I. R.

BRUNN, WHOT.TOAT.lt AND RKTAIL. DIALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC 8TRXKT, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH. BAN BERNA RDINO, CALIFORKIa AGENT FOR DAMIANA BITTERS. General Agent for Phoenix Assurance Co of London Agricultural Insurance N. Y.

Fire Insurance Association of London; New Orleans insurance Co. Paul Insurance Irvine InRuranoa Co. New England Ljfe Insurance Co. DRIED FRUITS WANTED. RAISIN TRAYS FOR SALE.

IL F. CUNNINGHAM. FOE- Challie 125 cents, at 5 cents this Sale, as these are the Dry Goods, etc. GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS THE COOLEST STORE IN TOWN. CALL 429-431, -Importer of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.

BLOCK Southern Hotel Bar. Fine Liquor Cigars Under New Management. ROBT. HOOPER THE ONLY LICENSED CITY BILL POSTER IN RIVERSIDE. OWNS and controls all Bill Boards and Dead Walls.

All Stand Work by Special Contract. All work guaranteed. -THE- Liquors I Cigars, MURRAY OAKLEY PdtTS. -TIIE- Model Home Bakery AND RESTAURANT 366 STREET THE ''MODEL" Bakery In the City of San Bernardino. ETsrytning Nsw, Nut, Olsu ui Knt-Oiau Best table board S5.50 per week JOSEPH CRJq7 ASSAY OFFICE, Dealer in and Repairer of FIREARMS OF ALL KINDS, rued and loose ammunition of erery description.

Fishing Tackle. JOe constantly on band. No. 152 Third Street. Ran Bernardino.

If Yon Want the Best Square Ilea Bet before yon In the city for 25 cents, try the California Restaurant Court Street. Next to the Courier Office. CHAS. KLEIN, Proprietor. AND SEE.

Third Street, San. Bernardino. and Dealer In- San Bernardino, Calif. caution fca his mmm and price Maapfi Mtteas. 17.

L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Flae Calf mm I.acetl Wa.terrer Gimla. The excellence and wearing qualities of tals shoe cannot be better shown than or the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers, $00 Geanlae Hand -sewed, an elegant sad, stylish dress Shoe which commends Itself. SfdOO Haad-Mwea Welt.

A one calf Shoe unequalled for style and durability. tQJX) car Welt Is the standard dress Shoe, at a popular price. IOJO PelicemanU Shoe Is especially adapted for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made la Congress, Button and Lace. SHOES lBes.

hs-re been most favorably received sues latvodneed and the reoent lmproTements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Aak tout Dealer, and r. ana ne cannot supply yon enclosing adrcrtlssa price. airect to 11 postal for order blank. actorr W.

I. DOUGLAS, Brock tan, Haas. Fob Bale in ban Bkbnabxino, by J. B. FRITH, The 517 Third st.

Mojave Stock Ranch Market 378 1 STREET, CENTR AIL lAKKET, Where "the Public wilAlwas Find the Choicest-Meats in the Market. ALEISt A. BUnCILill, Prep. I. II III II I I III.